NVS Telematic Systems
NVS Telematic Systems is a Russian telematics company developing and supplying GLONASS- and GPS-enabled equipment and software for monitoring transport.
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Overview
NVS Telematic Systems is a Russian company focused on satellite-based transport telematics. The company develops technology and equipment controlled by signals from the GLONASS and GPS navigation systems, with its main business centered on monitoring commercial and private vehicles. Its activities span the development of navigation hardware, organization of production, distribution, implementation, and servicing. The company was established in 2011 as an affiliated or satellite business of KB Navis, within the wider Navis Group. Its initial role involved arranging production of onboard navigation devices in the Signal series. These devices formed the hardware foundation for deployments in which vehicles could be located, tracked, and monitored through satellite navigation signals. In 2012, NVS expanded its product activity with the creation of the Navitrack equipment series. During the same period, it carried out a state contract for the Federal Customs Service of Russia involving GLONASS/GPS vehicle-navigation equipment and automated monitoring workstations. The deployment covered 36 regions and 49 regional divisions of the customs service. NVS equipped 486 vehicles with Signal-series navigation units and supplied 26 automated workplaces. The project connected transport monitoring with customs-control processes and was intended to support oversight of customs freight in real time without requiring containers to be opened. The company's product development continued in 2013. The Navitrek UM-04 satellite transport-monitoring device entered mass production, while the Navitrek UM-02 search beacon was developed to work with GLONASS and GPS together with GSM base-station infrastructure. NVS also developed Navionis, a web interface for satellite transport monitoring, extending the company's offering beyond onboard devices into software-based supervision and visualization. NVS adapted its equipment for the ERA-GLONASS state project, Russia's emergency-response and vehicle-location ecosystem, and introduced an ISO 9001:2008 quality-management system. These developments indicate an emphasis on institutional and infrastructure-oriented deployments rather than consumer electronics alone. The company's documented scope includes equipment for public-sector fleets, commercial transport, customs operations, and private users. Publicly available reference material does not provide enough information to establish its current ownership structure beyond its association with the Navis Group, present leadership, current product portfolio, financial performance, or operational status.
History
NVS Telematic Systems was founded in 2011 as a company associated with KB Navis and the wider Navis Group. Its initial activity was the organization of production for Signal-series onboard navigation devices. These products used satellite-navigation signals to support the location and monitoring of vehicles, establishing the company's focus on transport telematics. In 2012, NVS broadened its portfolio through the creation of the Navitrack equipment series. The company also executed a state contract for the Federal Customs Service of Russia. The contract involved supplying GLONASS/GPS navigation equipment for vehicles and automated workplaces for monitoring operations. Implementation took place in 36 subjects of the Russian Federation and 49 regional customs divisions. In total, 486 vehicles received Signal-series navigation equipment and 26 automated workplaces were equipped. The customs-service project was described as part of broader cooperation between the Navis Group and the Federal Customs Service. It supported a complex monitoring system linked to electronic customs declaration and real-time multimedia data exchange. The intended operational result was the monitoring and control of customs freight as it passed through the system, without the need to open containers. In 2013, the Navitrek UM-04 device for satellite transport monitoring moved into mass production. NVS also developed the Navitrek UM-02 search beacon, designed to combine GLONASS and GPS positioning with GSM base-station infrastructure. In parallel, the company created Navionis, a web interface for satellite-based transport monitoring. This marked an expansion from physical vehicle equipment toward software tools for viewing and managing monitoring data. The company's equipment was adapted for ERA-GLONASS, a Russian state vehicle emergency and navigation initiative. NVS also implemented an ISO 9001:2008 quality-management system. The documented history presents the company as a developer, production organizer, distributor, and service provider rather than solely as a hardware manufacturer. Its applications included public-sector fleets, customs logistics, commercial transport, and private vehicles. The available reference material does not document later corporate developments, current executives, present ownership details, financial results, or whether the company remains active.
- 2013
Navitrek UM-04 entered mass production
[1]The Navitrek UM-04 satellite transport-monitoring device entered mass production.
- 2013
Navitrek UM-02 and Navionis developed
[1]NVS developed the Navitrek UM-02 search beacon and the Navionis web interface for satellite transport monitoring.
- 2013
ERA-GLONASS adaptation and quality certification
[1]The company's equipment was adapted for ERA-GLONASS, and NVS introduced an ISO 9001:2008 quality-management system.
- 2012
Navitrack series created
[1]The company introduced the Navitrack equipment series for satellite-based transport applications.
- 2012
Federal Customs Service monitoring deployment
[1]NVS completed a GLONASS/GPS equipment and monitoring-workstation project for the Russian Federal Customs Service across 36 regions and 49 regional divisions.
- 2011
Company founded within the Navis Group environment
[1]NVS Telematic Systems was established as an affiliated company of KB Navis to organize production of Signal-series onboard navigation devices.
Products and positioning
A Russian transport-telematics specialist combining GLONASS/GPS vehicle hardware, communications infrastructure, monitoring workstations, and web-based supervision tools for public-sector, commercial, and private transport applications.
Onboard navigation devices · 2011
Signal series
The Signal line comprised onboard navigation devices produced for vehicle positioning and monitoring. The equipment used GLONASS and GPS satellite-navigation signals and was deployed in public-sector transport, including the Russian Federal Customs Service project. NVS's early manufacturing and production-organization activities were centered on this series.
Transport telematics equipment · 2012
Navitrack series
Navitrack was an equipment series created by NVS for satellite-based transport monitoring. The available reference material identifies the series as a major product-development step in 2012 but does not provide detailed specifications, model variants, or current availability.
Satellite transport-monitoring device · 2013
Navitrek UM-04
Navitrek UM-04 was a device for satellite monitoring of transport. It was developed by NVS and entered mass production in 2013, extending the company's hardware range for vehicle-location and fleet-monitoring applications.
Search beacon · 2013
Navitrek UM-02
Navitrek UM-02 was developed as a search beacon operating with GLONASS and GPS positioning systems in conjunction with GSM base-station infrastructure. The reference material does not specify its commercial launch date or later production status.
Web-based monitoring interface · 2013
Navionis
Navionis was developed as a web interface for satellite transport monitoring. It represented the software layer of NVS's telematics offering, enabling monitoring functions through an online interface rather than relying exclusively on standalone vehicle hardware.
Brand decisions
2013
Developed a broader hardware and software portfolioProduct launchBackground
NVS continued product development after its initial Signal-series work and the 2012 Navitrack program.
Action taken
The company moved Navitrek UM-04 into mass production, developed the Navitrek UM-02 beacon, and created the Navionis web-monitoring interface.
Aftermath
The documented portfolio covered vehicle equipment, search and communications infrastructure, and browser-based monitoring tools.
2013
Aligned equipment with ERA-GLONASSStrategyBackground
Russia's ERA-GLONASS state project created a relevant national framework for vehicle positioning and emergency communications.
Action taken
NVS adapted its equipment for the ERA-GLONASS project and introduced an ISO 9001:2008 quality-management system.
Aftermath
The adaptation aligned the company's documented technology with a major Russian vehicle-navigation and emergency-response initiative.
2012
Expanded from device production into integrated transport monitoringStrategyBackground
After beginning with Signal-series onboard devices, NVS developed the Navitrack line and delivered equipment and automated workstations for a Federal Customs Service monitoring project.
Action taken
The company supplied GLONASS/GPS vehicle equipment and monitoring workplaces across multiple Russian regions and supported integration with customs-declaration processes.
Aftermath
The project positioned NVS's products as components of a larger real-time customs-freight monitoring system.
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